"hey boss," the beloved tattoo
In its summation of Hollywood’s dwarf suicides, Fox
News fails to mention that Villechaize was an accomplished painter, which
makes his suicide all the more poignant against Troyer’s undercurrent of lewdest
denominators, $5000 sex tapes indeed to private collectors who vanish down the
rabbit hole to Alice’s wonderland, snorting powder highs on a mirror, a
frustration lunging to that old florid refrain, I just wanna make love to you, love to you, which somehow captures
the rhythmic movements of a 69 in exploration of itself, knives and coitus ache
in the nearly dried flower of an old woman’s cunt, and if I truly believe in
what I stand for, either eliminate the problem or force the damn issue, little
spears of saline running their course, no matter how magnanimous, he doesn’t
want me, and this gives progressives a first down at the fifty yard line, when
it comes to pursuit in the travesty of the pursuer whose lewd jibes and body
contact are so cute, the color of
skin doesn’t matter when the needs awakened against male virility won’t go
away, in the cycle of a spastic life skirting the edge of a fetish as lost financial
opportunity. As with anything, Dinklage is the standard of midget success, full
rugged face echoes enough physically normal appearance, lends itself to the
stardom of an all together man, married, and thus, an adept mimic. The pain of
Villechaize, if otherwise unable to be entered, corresponds to the swollen feet
of soon to be coming summer. “Leave me
alone,” I told him in my minute down swell, and meant it, though his lion’s
heart cannot stifle the impetus of consolation. He devastated by the Cosby
verdict, me less so after an odd 36 months of reading over the icon’s cratered avalanche, dealing
with, and losing one of his accusers, Joan Tarshis, if I step back, as a
traumatized woman in her own right, it isn’t about picking a victor so much as
the inadequacy against years of silence. I may not know the truth, but I do
know about the consequence of a woman foolhardy enough to be alone with a man
in such a context, particularly in 1969, more about regret than love? I did not
see a judicial process which secured justice in the Cosby trial, I saw a rubber
stamp to placate women’s pain, and at the heart of the matter, the throb in the
vibrating vein in my chest cage is simply riled because it cries, this is what it feels like when it’s right.
I cannot change that as an absence I’ve had to bear through life even with the
burden of Frank Versante on my back. I never had right, and had I been better
focused in 16, I suppose I wouldn’t be juggling this now, would I? I told them
I wanted a man, in unwitting folly, due to whatever trigger, I’ve fallen,
moaning on my soul, as if I don’t have enough to reassemble, still over and
above the turgid bellow of Mini-Me, a mere caricature of evil. The dowager flirted
herself as the real thing, little realizing plow horses can slay dragons.
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